Sugar City, CO Alcohol Rehab Centers
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Alcohol Treatment near Sugar City, CO
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Latest Reviews
Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Colorado
Stout Street Foundation
Peer run. Length of stay allows real recovery. This program offers help to those ready to change but more importantly the length of stay is long enough to reach those that are proficient in the 30 day rehab fix and return to using as soon as they are out. 2 years is enough time to really find recovery.
The Raleigh House of Hope
I have been working at The Raleigh House for a few months. What I have been impressed with during that time is the dedication to quality care, creativity, and compassion for others that the Raleigh House program demonstrates day in and day out. The environment is fast paced and energetic, in a way that creates passion and supports professional growth. I enjoy working with people who hold themselves to a high standard the strive to provide individually tailored care that addresses not only the presenting addiction, but also its underlying root causes. Raleigh House has been a great fit for me! - S.
AspenRidge Recovery
I was there for alcohol dependency and the change of lifestyle that I needed was learned in sober living. I did not consider myself a patient for psychotherapy. Lack of information under the programs controls.I fought through it, completed the program and it's now not my concern. Just an FYI.